Sentence examples for ample active from inspiring English sources
The hierarchical composite structure with Co and N doping not only provides ample active sites for the OER and ORR, but also sufficient space for storing produced Li2O2.
This nanocomposite consists of graphene scaffold with high electronic conductivity and interconnected Fe2O3 with porous structure, thus exposing ample active sites for redox reactions and offering sufficient contacts with the electrolyte.
But gradually I learned to lean more heavily on the E-ink screen, and my average usage stretched out to about three days, which includes ample active reading time via the Kindle app.
Intervention troop meetings offered ample physically active content and FV snacks, while control condition meetings offered very little PA or healthful eating opportunities.
The purpose of plasma action in polymer pre-treatment is to provide ample amount of active surface sites where Pd ions can be attached effectively.
The static media landscape as we knew it is gone -- the participation age is upon us and presents ample opportunity for active engagement.
It has stuck to good urban strategies: mixed use, slow growth, pedestrian-friendly streets, sensible restoration alongside new construction, and an emphasis on active and ample public space.
There is ample evidence demonstrating the active involvement of reactive oxygen species (ROS), and H2O2 in particular, in the induction, signaling and execution of blast resistance in rice [ 48- 51].
Indeed there exists ample evidence for the active transport of macromolecules: they are typically packaged in a vesicle or a granule which is then transported along microtubules or by some other means.
During these years, the secondary market transitioned from a niche sub-category in which the majority of sellers were distressed to an active market with ample supply of assets and numerous market participants.
Unfortunately, these immunosuppressed leukemia patients are less possible to mount an ample of antibody response to active immunization [ 24, 25].
